Stanley Kramer directs an
Stanley Kramer directs an excellent documentary, "The Black Angels," about the Black Angels, a legendary high-ranking police force that specialized in capturing "heroes" of the 21st century. The film is the product of a joint effort between the FBI and the National Guard and it is a rare example of a film that explores the inner workings of the department. Some of the most famous officers involved in the war in Vietnam were Lt. Gen. David James,
Stanley Kramer directs an action featuring the role of the New York subway train conductor, Frank McKenna (played by his former partner, Claudio Soriano), who is out on the job after a particularly brutal beating. Once the punchless action begins, Kramer is forced to step back and take a more serious look at his past, and his actions seem to be based more on the fact that he was once a man of honor than on his past. They start out